match the lot to hand over in a fixture that rarely sees a drawl a home side welcome back goalkeeper younes over with out of last week they conceded six goals six seven years ago was the last time that happened to the foles hanover on the other hand are trying to rebound the red sox are red hot and beaten going into this match their best start in club history this with them returning to the top flight after a season in the second division so who'd come out on top. part of it made the fans wait for the answer kickoff was delayed after their bus was stuck in traffic after that there wasn't much to see until the thirty six minute when lost in the unleashed this cracker which went wide although it did hit the back of the net. fans hoping for a better second half we're in for a treat a glass but free kick made its way to summer signing mathias into one nil to the home side with a small dose of luck for the scorer who grabs his first for the club. another set piece another goal this time for hanover martina haneke was the one who rose the highest in the books to get his fifth of the season. then

these bump stocks should be outlawed to even be in your one, youn, if you have should be prosecuted for the same law that would be tied to an automatic machine done. that's my opinion on that. be taken back to the store they got it and get their money back. is there anything you would do beyond that? caller: i don't have a problem , any type of shot device that allows you to turn your assault weapon into a machine gun. you should be charged as if you had an illegal machine gun in your possession without a federal license. host: hagerstown, maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning. a couple of comments. i have no objection to this regulation. it is already illegal or someone to own a machine gun. i think it was asked in the obama ministration. democraton to your callers, we hear the same mantra. passed would have stopped this. what law would have stopped shooter in orlando? what law would've stopped shooter in new tim. you cannot stop human beings. it is part of our dna. , thelassic example holocaust is the most horrible wing. it did not happen in the third world country. nothing is goin

if you're not in the family, if you've never worn the combat, youn in can't imagine how to make that phone call. i think you very bravely does make those calls. the call in question that he made yesterday, the day before yesterday now went to four family members. remember, there is the next of kin designated by the individual. if he is married, that is typically the spouse. if he is not, that is typically the parents, unless the parents are divorced and we select one of them. if he did not get along with his parents, we select a sibling. , we call the next of kin only if the next of kin agrees to take the phone call. a pre-call is made. typically, they all except the call. so, he called four people the other day and expressed his condolences the best way he could. and he said to me, what do i say? sir, there's, nothing you can do to lighten the burden on these families. but let me tell you what i tell them. let me tell you what my best , because he was my casualty officer. doingd, kel, he was exactly what he wanted to do when he was killed. he knew what he was getting 1%. by joining

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ocean, youn at the can find areas where you can go down onto the rocks. the views of this lighthouse, from various points, are terrific. if you go the other way, there is a block. there are grassy areas to sit in. there is no -- >> it does not get old. no matter how may times i see it, it is just as beautiful. >> it is tremendous. wasy, who lived in town, friendly with the lighthouse keepers. they were here for decades. he used to come down here and spend the night. he would hang out with them. it is a section talking about them influencing his work. there's a stanza from one of his poems about sitting and watching the ocean. >> you and i have talked about our shared love of the city. what is next? what would you like to see? >> we want it to grow. t -- we do not want to lose it. we do not want to lose the working waterfront. we do not want to lose this hing where you consent on the rocks and not have 25 people around you. it is so well protected in shoreland and food sustainability and it is terrific. >> thank you for sharing your city with us. >> our st

during younes or the orbit around the earth. and so, i found this washington post article that showed that the russians published when it was flying over little rock arkansas. so you know, there is a direct connection between the turmoil in the united states and this international global battle between the united states and soviet union. >> and this idea that because of segregation, because people were oppressed that america was holding itself back. maybe one reason the russians got sputnik earlier is because they gave women more agency as engineers in the soviet union. >> yes, there were many more female engineers and an engineering school there than there were here in the united states where women were still having problems even getting admitted to engineering programs. so yeah, i mean i think one of the things that was very clear during the research into hidden figures is that the story is so important. the stories that we tell ourselves, the stories that we disseminate inside the country, outside of the country. all of these

>> but youn went up because -- >> i had a business appointment.ch is, that's his pattern of s sexual predation. huh he rolled. >> other women asking to give a massage. give him one. watch him in the shower. >> i thought with this volley of noes. ignored kept coming back with all this other stuff. finally i just said. when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay. and he was like, yeah, when you get nominated. i said no, when i win an oscar. and then i just, fled. and then i just fled. am i proud of that? i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself, says no. the part of me that understand the way shame works, says, that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid, you got out of there. well done. we all do the best we can. and our best is good enough. it's really okay to have responded however we responded. >> a message for women across the country. some of whom sent us audio tapes. we promised not to reveal their names. >> i have no face in this. i have no name. you know nothing about me. but, i am still scared, i can't lose my job. >> we're doing

all -- as youn -- look at the week ahead what is your best guess as to where treasury yields are goinge risks are skewed to be quite lower in one week's time. there is a lot of risks both way. each one is setup to be more likely to shift yields lower. most importantly is the fed nominee. there is a rate premium priced in the curb -- curve. it is erroneous to do so because even if taylor is picked, he will be more hawkish but that means more hikes and the curb may get pleasure. there's an argument to say even if he is the pick, the 10 year yield might even fall further than if it were yellen or powell. premium, howrate old also cause the 10 year yield yieldp you the 10 year might drop regardless. there is an 85% chance of a hike in december. they would not want to guarantee that which means if there is a surprise that can only really surprised devilishly. late -- dovish late -- dovishly. manus: how does politics and the data interact? -- you canlitics and also put it in the economic said as well. how does the russia probe and fed story interact? >> therezie at the thing. there are also

youn employment setting, have a little less than one year from the time the harassment happened to maintain your legal right. 300 days in most states. within that amount of time you have to come to us. if for asthma and has been happening for a long time, the only thing that has to happen within 300 days is the last incident of harassment. that is what matters legally. employers,ess, the they should want to know about something that happened five years ago. not in terms of the legal liability, in terms of the economic smartness of trying to stop it. surveys show that the impact on your workforce's health and productivity is huge -- millions of dollars. employers have to realize that even if they do not have a daily ship complaints, they need to remember that 70% of people are not even complaining. if they want to know what is going on in their workplace, they have to do an anonymous survey of their employees. they have to send out an -- send out a survey that says not have you experienced sexual harassment. they have to send a survey that and say or 12 behaviors have you experienced any of

. >> well and youn, look, we all make mistakes. sometimes, our memories aren't so, aren't always right and this could have have been a situation where he just didn't have a good recollection. which is clear that may have been the case, but just come out and say, oh, let me make a correction here. that is something you don't really see the white house, so often, you see them trying to make an untruth a truth and you said, tim, that this has not been a good week in washington. how does this compare to other weeks we've seen in the president's first year in office? >> refresh my memory about how this started by going back and listening to the press conference. the president's press conference with mitch mcconnell. which is where this started. the president was asked why have you not spoken publicly about the niger incident. >> by sarah murray. >> he wasn't asked why have you not called the families. maybe she said it. there was a little cross talking at the end. he then responds defensively. about not, about kaucalling families, then

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we'll show youn return. >>> a sunday sitdown with jimmy fallon. he throws a televised party. auditioning for his dream job and the recently tight competition in late night. have there been people that have come to you and said, jimmy, this is working for other people, maybe we should step into the anti-trump lane and get into it? >> it's not what i do. it would be weird for me to do that. i don't care that much about politics. >> a sunday sitdown with jimmy fallon plus harry smith a bit later in the show. >>> northern california, high winds have fueled the flames and no rain is expected for days. nbc's morgan radford is in santa rosa, california, with the latest. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. more than 100,000 people have been evacuated from areas like this. they're waking up trying to pick up the pieces. they're not entirely sure what comes next. stories of hope. meanwhile, in the process, there is good news and there's bad news. the bad news is that those wildfires are still facing active winds. that means those 16 fires that are still burning mea

the investigation itself, i will younes of jeanne's favorite words, was many-pronged, and it really involved just simply months of mind-numbing work with the occasional nugget which kept s going. that and is not to say there wasn't a eureka moment. there was. and it occurred in early august, 1992, just about a year after we had been -- our group had been assembled. at the time, i had been given the task of creating a chronology of all of rick's activities from 1985 until the present, 1992. that particular august morning i was able to connect the dates of meetings he was having with the soviet development of contact in washington d.c. with cash deposits he had made to one of his local checking accounts. this was the first link that would lead to his arrest and his onviction. it was cash. it was after meetings with the soviet national, who was knocked an intelligence officer, arms control specialist. he really was what he said he was. and every one of these deposits, at that time there were only three we had records of. every one of them was below the $10,000 reporting requirement that the fed

. >> because you're just as guilty for not voicin voicing that youn these things happen in the workplacehey have a choice. either yes or no. that's how i grew you. >> we see a lot of vick items with lot of guilt and shame and they go back. they go back and look at their thought process they're like what else was i supposed to do? lose my job? like lose my life? >> the guy had so much power. i never new somebody had that& much per over you that you can't do anything. that's just scary. >> reporter: well think again. well the accusations are just flying now and everybody we spoke with believe it's all good. the mega producer harvey weinstein is reportedly in therapy now, and the alleged victims are finally being heard in the movie industry may finally be forced to change. iain? >> all right, joyce. taking live look outside at ocean city. probably not day you wanted to head to the beach. meteorologist kathy orr has got your forecast in just 15 seconds. >>> in weather we are talking about cloudy conditions, windy conditions you saw that picture down the shore. but even warm down the shore. y

let's just put it in, as youn would say it, as a guy on the left into some context here, fair?> i'm not saying he's the only person committing violence, that would be like saying osama bin laden is the only terrorist. we have many people who have committed atrocities throughout history. i think when we talk about historical context, one thing never changes. killing massive amounts of people, facilitating the rape and murder of lots of people is never a acceptable. we don't ever talk aboutve hitlr in positive terms. or stalin, who killed numerous people. >> tucker: it's not about columbus, an italian that was acting on behalf of the spanish government. i've got nothing in common with him. i don't have to defend him. the subsequent waves of europeans who came to this country obviously hurt a lot of the indigenous population but also had a pretty great effect on the continent. they turned it into america, which to this day is a beacon of hope for the world, that's what everyone wants to come here. you are trying to delegitimized, that, and let's be honest about that. >> again, i d

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>> entry-level market below $700,000 or $800,000, that is , youne bedroom or studio are looking at expecting on average. scarlet: how millennials hate the suburbs and want to settle down in the city, guess what, they are getting older and having kids in need to go to public school and they are moot -- making the move towards the suburbs. how is that shaking up the markets in westchester,? >> since mid-2015, we are seeing a surge of demand hitting the suburbs and creating multi-decade sales highs across the suburban markets. only in the entry and middle market. the wealthy tend to be oriented towards the city. you are seeing the millennial generation and anybody who can't afford to trade up in manhattan looking forward to the suburb markets and favoring closer in locations. on top of it, in suburban markets, new urbanism type behavior in the city, the walk ability aspect, living near the train station. that is in full force. scarlet: thank you so much. let's recap you breaking news cashyum china, i initial dividend of 10 cents a share, increasing its buyback to $550 million to $390 and has re

. >> that's about as bake sic youn get in america. you pay your taxes. various crimes happened.ome even before the campaign. >> how do you know that mueller's not on a fishing expedition with this? how do we know? given he hasn't talked about collusion, how do we know he's not saying, i'm going to charge you with this and see what we come up with. do you think he believes something is there? >> he wants to scrub that possibility as carefully as he can and that's what a special pross does. isn't fishing in the sense of beyond the bounds what he's permitted to do. in that sense not fishing. he's using his powers to make sure he scrubs every piece of fact he can get to find out. end of the day, the reason his precision is so important to the white house, end of the day, if manafort, gates, papadopolos did not link, that didn't cross the moat into the -- then i don't think that, that the special prosecutor bob mueller will make things up and charge people with lies. i don't believe that. therefore, if there is no collusion that there is no exposure -- >> hang on. this is paul manafo

. >> reporter: ahmed younes fled back in early july with only the clothes on his back.idents have been virtually banned from returning to his neighborhood on the outskirts of the old city, but ahmed said he got special permission, in order to retrieve some personal items. >> ( translated ): we came on our own. we got permission to come, but they are not responsible if anything happens to us. >> reporter: right now, there is no plan to begin clearing the old city or even to determine how many mines there are. it is still out of bounds to anyone but the iraqi security forces. so the janus team is focusing on progress in the rest of the city, building by building, bomb by bomb. >> whoever made this device had a set goal, and to allow him to win, people get hurt. so you kind of compete against him, to be better than him, to take it out before people can get hurt. you're winning the battle against isis, if you can. yeah, one i.e.d. at a time. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm marcia biggs in mosul, iraq. >> sreenivasan: tune in later. "frontline's" latest film, "mosul,"

youne way, i have to say like to make your own mark and you understand that here you ,ike to make youre one of the things against her. but i think she is terrific. we had a great talk and we are obviously doing very well together if you look at the markets. marconi looks like the head of the national economic council very cohn is out. the president said last week oft cohn has no chance leaving the federal reserve are the next $20 million federal tourism industry is experiencing massive declines as murders in the country continue to increase . ho cap -- hotel occupancy in cancun is down 10% while potential hotel guest have canceled 35,000 bookings for next year. across the baja california peninsula. -- enger arrivals also the u.s. also issued a travel warning this summer for taurus to avoid the area. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley was welcomed to south sudan today. ambassador haley met with the south sudan president who asked the u.s. to stay engaged with the country with civil war. than.s. has given it more five arian dollars in humanitarian and developmental initiatives.

youne: even if abe wins, can't deny what is going on in the markets.ect that is positive. i have a chart to show. corporate profits are still at record highs. look at tank lending. we are seeing -- bank lending. we are seeing strength from outstanding banks, six straight quarters of growth. interest rates are negative. isn't this beneficial to an equity market? are keyes, but there drivers. they are losing steam. japanese yen.ker we don't see a weaker japanese yen anymore. it is possible it is fading. number two, there is a one time rebound of the extraordinary loss in 2016. last year was a rebounding year because of that. number three, because of lower tax rate. it was implemented last year. this year, next year, almost no tax rate lowering is happening. there is no driver for corporate earnings in my opinion. new,e: we need something you mentioned. a regime change. does that include the boj and kuroda? guest: we don't think so. kuroda is doing almost everything he can do at this point in time. abenomics is helping more the japanese economy to recover

where youne location have two minutes to view the corona, you don't see a lot of when the data is combined, it allows us to see changes across 90 minutes of time. on the next slide, i put together a very rough cut movie. we collected over 45,000 images of the corona that day but in the four weeks i've only been able to process about 300 of them to show you today. if we imagine the moon is a clock face at about the 7:00 position, you can see a system of out flows moving away from the sun. these are traveling about 20 -- and if you look cloche closely -- closely at 5:00, there is a quickening. this is solar wind traveling at something like 200,000 miles per hour or faster. with even just 1% of the data analyzed, we are getting a new view of the solar corona we haven't seen before. a lot of science will follow. i would like to close by saying this has been an uplifting and humbling experience at the same time. it is uplifting because it teaches us we are smart enough to predict when these will occur. on my next slide, you can see that the next eclipse visible across the u.s. will occur on apr

also this weekend nobel prize-winning economist mohammed younes doctor how to solve the problems of global property. he speaks with jeffrey sachs of columbia university. michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law exam is a second amendment. and the atlantics franklin ford takes a look at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. on news, politics and free will. then monday, columbus day, we have got the finalists for the national book award which will be presented in november. that is all this holiday weekend, three days of c-span2, booktv.television for serious readers. for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. >> booktv takes hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events that we will be covering this week. monday we are at the metropolitan ame church in the nation's capital. to hear national book award winning author, -- offer his thoughts on how the obama presidency reshaped america's political landscape. on wednesday, susan warden gates former vice president

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gm, youn the case of saw them growing in china and latin america in north america. synchronized global growth. gina: is playing out in the stock market as well. it's benefiting companies to have exposure overseas this year. where weselves back to were a year ago, we were in the midst of a pretty big earnings recession driven by declining commodities prices. that hurt emerging-market economies a lot more than the domestic economy. they are having a much bigger snapback, much bigger rally as a result of where we were a year ago. that's playing out in the equity market today. jon: that he goes on. i want to talk about capitulation and how much juice there is to squeeze out of any bear down there. we've got to think that we've begun to see this year and genuine capitulation among extreme skeptics about what has been going on in the recovery process of the global economic recovery that is in place as asl as the u.s. expansion well as this turnaround that's happened over the last four quarters in revenues and earnings for u.s. companies on a more competitive dollar. that

want youn collender, i -- to ask about his allegation that available brief a sigh of relief on 401(k) state and local tax deductions, allowing bigger tax cuts on rich individual. guest: there is no doubt there is some political misdirection -- congress, the white house, the gang of 6 -- whoever you want to talk about, would try to get you to focus on the small part of this, and when they add it back, everyone, as his arm and said, will breathe a sigh of relief. two things -- yes, we could design this much better so it is a tax cut on lower and middle income workers. that is number one. two number, i have to -- number two, i have to disagree vehemently with the characterization that romina made that this is a spending problem. we made a commitment with social security and medicaid going back to the 1930's with social security, and to the 1960's with medicare and medicaid -- we have to make a decision about whether we want to keep that, and if so, revenue is going to have to rise to pay for it, or spending is going to have to rise. we cannot do it all the same time, otherwise the commit

these bump stocks should be outlawed to even be in your one, youn, if you have should be prosecuted for the same law that would be tied to an automatic machine done. that's my opinion on that. be taken back to the store they got it and get their money back. is there anything you would do beyond that? caller: i don't have a problem , any type of shot device that allows you to turn your assault weapon into a machine gun. you should be charged as if you had an illegal machine gun in your possession without a federal license. host: hagerstown, maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning. a couple of comments. i have no objection to this regulation. it is already illegal or someone to own a machine gun. i think it was asked in the obama ministration. democraton to your callers, we hear the same mantra. passed would have stopped this. what law would have stopped shooter in orlando? what law would've stopped shooter in new tim. you cannot stop human beings. it is part of our dna. , thelassic example holocaust is the most horrible wing. it did not happen in the third world country. nothing is goin

the question many comprende says the exodus of banks and business is going to force the cuts alone younes to think twice about their drive for independence these are political weapons as well because there is this as we heard the decree of the state through to make it easier for businesses to put their headquarters another place where the dying dying is i mean to do it you know banks i mean well banks have as they did others talking about it they didn't do it so what we are looking at is they the big numbers in the last years are very favorable towards good onya we have. big investment international investment it's growing also growing and twenty seventeen and and we have this independence from twenty ten so we don't really see that the independence movement is affecting the international investment at onya. what is of course clear is that private and private businessmen are free to move their business where they where they won we think that barcelona is a very attractive place to be and i think that would not we will we are not going to see bigger movements in that sense john breaux do y